This might be great for some type of whiteboard app.

If I need a whiteboard at work, I just plug in my phone to a projector and scribble w/e I want down. If I have a meeting later in the day I can just plug my phone into the projector in the conference room and can have my co workers instantly collaborate on my earlier notes. If I get home and feel like looking over or adding to my work notes, I can easily do so.

Of course the downfall to this whole idea is the fact that each location would need an available kinect and projector. I wonder how long until we can cram similar technologies into a phone though.

It's a meme

That's not to say that the way the AC used it was applicable, or that he isn't doing Whippets...

The former.

I was hoping for, and got, some pretty good answers with this comment, and this comment.

Actually, both. I didn't know, that's why I asked.

I understand that the owners of the site can be arrested before being found guilty, but should the site also be shutdown before a verdict has been reached?

And you see no legitimate reason to carry a firearm in NYC? You contradict yourself.

It is nice that dailypaul.com has participated in the blackout, but Ron Paul doesn't actually run that site.

From the sites footer:

It's worth pointing out though that he does oppose SOPA, which is a good thing.

Yes, that star's habitable zone is probably closer than our Sun's, but the planets are still way to close to be considered in that star's habitable zone.

FTFA:

It seems like a blackout of many sites would be more effective if all the sites were blacked out at the same time. If multiple sites people regularly visit are down simultaneously, then you are more likely to get an "OMG, the internet is broken" reaction than if sites were down at different times (which will give more of a "Dang, wikipedia is doing that same thing reddit did last week, weird" reaction).

It would probably be like herding cats to try and get a large number of sites to all shutdown at the exact same time on a given day, so it might make more sense to do small 1-2 hour blackouts every week (or something like that). This will allow other websites to schedule their blackouts at the same time as yours which would have the desired effect of having many sites down at the same time.

In response, GoDaddy will now have various pictures of Danica Patrick at the top of all of their site's pages, urgently pleading people to register domains with them.

The caption would be:

clarification: they == politicians

Interesting thought, but as has been pointed out before, they don't actually care what happens to the internet. The Govt will fund a Govt only network (if they need it) and big media will finally not have to worry about people illegally downloading their "product" and can go back to charging 20 bucks for a CD and forcing television down everyone's throats.

Yet more proof of how little our representatives care about us eh?

With that statement in mind, how do you feel about about the pepper spraying incident at UC Davis?